This text may not be in its final form and may be updated or revised in the future. NPR transcripts are created on a rush deadline by an NPR contractor. Visit our website terms of use and permissions pages at for further information. Notes: Recording of a popular music countdown radio program (Your hit parade) and a novelty show featuring ordinary people discussing their hobbies (Hobby. Joyce Reichert said, despite not liking the ruling, she loves the craft supply store and will remain a customer. But I just got back from Hobby Lobby and look it kills me to go hobby lobby because I love Hobby Lobby but I told you all that long story the. So I hit up Hobby Lobby and Michaels to hunt and gather. LIPPMANN: Lamar isn't sure she'll shop at Hobby Lobby in the future. Craft Hobby Books Literature Fiction Poetry. And I just don't think that it's their right to say, well, hey, we don't believe in this, so you can't access it. And contraception isn't just about preventing pregnancies. She says the rights of female employees trump the religious beliefs of the company.ĮMILY LAMAR: It's up to a person to choose what's medically appropriate for them. Their opinion shouldn't go into what their employees get. JOYCE REICHERT: Because a person forms a corporation so that they are not personally responsible. LIPPMANN: But shopper Joyce Reichert doesn't agree with the opinion. RONALD ROBINSON: The fact that they are a religious-based company feels good, also - like Chick-fil-A, same thing. He also likes the ruling and plans to become a regular customer.
Ronald Robinson came into the store to look for cake decorating supplies. LIPPMANN: Canter's referring to former Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius, who oversaw implementation of the Affordable Care Act. But it's unelected people making the laws. It seems as though America is on the trail of coming back to be America. She made the trip to this new Hobby Lobby because of the Supreme Court ruling.ĬANTER: I'm happy. RUTH CANTER: Going to spend a buck or two on something I don't need, I don't want, I don't like. The new store already has aisles of Christmas goods on display. LIPPMANN: Inside the store, shoppers can find decorations with crosses and Bible verses in various aisles. We have the liberty and the right to do this. WINSTON HACKETT: We always, prior to cutting the ribbon, ask the Lord to bless our new stores. RACHEL LIPPMANN, BYLINE: The ceremony started the same way every Hobby Lobby grand opening does - with a prayer from a member of the company's in-house ministry. Louis Public Radio talked with customers there. Louis, where there was a grand opening of a Hobby Lobby store today - the company's 605th. For more reaction to today's ruling, we go to suburban St.
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